Authorities conducted a large-scale operation resulting in over 400 arrests, with the majority of those detained being children, according to the country’s interior minister. The sweep, which took place on Tuesday, raises questions about the circumstances leading to the detentions and the legal framework governing such actions. Details on the specific charges or the broader context of the operation remain unclear, leaving observers to examine whether the measures align with child protection laws. The scale of the arrests suggests a significant enforcement effort, though the reasons behind it have yet to be fully explained.
More than 400 people, mainly minors, were arrested on Tuesday, the country's interior minister says.
